How to Communicate Across Lines of Difference Wednesday, Feb. 16th at 4:30pm Pacific, FOR will host the second workshop with The People’s Supper. This will be an introductory training on how to use their community-based model to cultivate dialogue and connection across lines of difference. Register here: https://bit.ly/TPSdialogue216 This event is free and sponsored by […]
During the U.S. holiday of Thanksgiving last year, military families in Hawaii turned on their water faucets, and what came out made their homes smelled like a petrol station. It turned out that the U.S. Navy’s Red Hill fuel tanks had been leaking petroleum into the drinking water. The contaminated aquifer supplies 90% of the […]
The world is certainly ready for a collective reconnection. Let us join together with a shared intention in a wave of light around the world and pave the way for what is to come. With full hearts, we humbly request you to join us for up to one hour on a Zoom Live broadcast 2:00pm […]
We talk a lot about the military-industrial complex, but what exactly is it, who makes it up, and why are they so important? At this webinar we’re going to look at the effect these companies have on our culture and how their influence has entered the world of sports, movies, charities, universities, and the media. […]
Abroad coalition of peace organizations will host an open meeting on how to respond to the Current Crisis in Ukraine and war threats on Russia. What can do about it? Please join this important online meeting and discussion with leaders from the antiwar movement including (in alphabetical order): Leela Anand – ANSWER coalition Ajamu Baraka […]
What stories have we told ourselves, as a people, that live in us as “truth?” Yet, with some research, we find they are not based in fact. What in our white supremacy assumptions have we inherited from WAY back, and live with us today? RSVP Here Prep Materials: Colonial America, A Very Short Introduction, by […]
Thursday, Feb. 24th at 4:00 p.m. Wink Fellow Dr. Fernando Ona will facilitate the second session of The Powers That Be monthly book club. This month’s conversation is slated to engage chapters 2, 3, and 4 of Walter Wink’s book, and once again a significant portion of the 90-minute gathering will be held in small […]
KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper invite you to attend the annual Wild and Scenic Siskiyou Film Festival beginning February 25. Click here to buy tickets and learn more about the rolling event and more. From event organizers: "This year, KS Wild’s Siskiyou FilmFest is collaborating with Rogue Riverkeeper’s Wild & Scenic Film Festival—both celebrating 20 […]
Melaneyes Media presents a free, online presentation celebrating Black History Month, which is a great time to look at the rich history of Black resistance. During the times of slavery, enslaved African did not surrender to oppression or just engage in passive resistance against slaveholders—they planned and participated in armed revolts. Between the 17th and […]
Join Monthly Review Press and the Socialist Register together with their guests Walden Bello, Jayata Ghosh, and Vishwas Satgar, as they discuss their contributions to Socialist Register 2022, the final volume to have been shaped by the late Leo Panitch alongside Greg Albo and Colin Leys. Walden Bello will offer a rare, lucid view of […]
On Tuesday, March 1, join CODEPINK Congress & Massachusetts Peace Action for the third event in the group's Special Series on Foreign Policy. This event is also co-sponsored by the Campaign for Peace, Disarmament and Common Security. Tensions between the U.S. and Russia are higher than they've been in many years. The U.S. insists that […]
Harvard University's Center for Latin American Studies presents, "The New Neoliberal Experiment in Latin America: Honduran ZEDEs or Private Cities." Speakers include Venessa Cardenas Woods, Vice President of the Crawfish Rock Governing Council; Member of the Coordinating Board for Territorial Defense of the Bay Islands in Honduras; Lucía Vijil Saybe, researcher and analyst at Centre […]
